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Buyers beware: Local Estate Agent trading under our name without agreement in Skopelos Greece

It has recently come to our attention that our copyrighted company logo ‘Angels’ has been reproduced and is being used to sell property and land on the island of Skopelos without our permission.

Angels Greek Island homes is a separate company and has no affiliation with ‘Angels’ For Sale – Homes and Land’ operating locally on the island of Skopelos by Angelo. We therefore can take no responsibility for any property sales or transactions carried out with this real estate agent.

Please see how our copied and reproduced Angels logo looks in the sign below. It does not contain the words ‘ Greek Island Homes’  like our logo

Warning: We do not work with the Estate Agent (Angelo) trading under this name

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Our Angels Greek Island Homes Logo looks like this:

N.B. Please be aware of the difference between the two logos as Angels Greek Island Homes can take no responsibility for any property sales or transactions carried out with ‘Angels’ FOR SALE HOMES & LAND. This is not our company and is not in anyway affiliated to us.  Please see: First report

If you need any further advice or have any queries please contact us

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While I look at the falling snow outside my window in the UK, I thought I’d start a new blog about photographing Skopelos Island Greece. You are invited to add comments or write a blog about your own experiences. Just Contact us

Skopelos Island is a great place for taking photographs.  It is a beautiful island to be on, the light is strong in the summer and due to the green pine trees and surrounding deep blue Aegean Sea, there is a wide variety of vivid saturated colours.

Short exposures give great results when taken with a polarising filter and low iso during the heat of the day. In the strong Skopelos sunlight it is best to use a flash to eliminate heavy shadows under the eyes when taking portraits. Long exposures are best for photographing the stunning sunset looking over the Aegean Sea and out towards Skiathos Island. There is a great spot on the main road from Glossa to Skopelos near Palio Klima.

As there is not much light pollution, photographs can be clear and vibrant in colour. There are days when the skies are hazy and vision muddy. It is always best to photograph after a day of heavy rain when the air is fresh.

So, what to photograph? Well, besides the regular tourist stuff like churches, streets, beaches and landscapes, there is a wide variety of flora and birds in Skopelos. There are about 67 recorded species of birds. A highlight is photographing the Elenora Falcons, a common sight at the western end of Glossa. Hedgehogs, hares and bats enjoy the forest like vegetation. There is also a large insect population, including bees that produce superior Skopelos honey.

Spring and autumn are an especially good time to photograph wild flowers. Poppies, anemones, irises, lilies and orchids are an example of just a few of the species on the Island.. Wild fennel and several other important caterpillar food plants are abundant which means arrays of beautiful butterflies to photograph. Butterflies include the Swallowtail and the Scarce Swallowtail, Cleopatras, Painted Ladies, Red and White Admirals and Two-Tailed Pashas

Five varieties of snakes exist on the island and in early spring you may see them on the road basting in the sun. Personally, I would not get too close to these as some are highly poisonous. They are great to photograph (with a telephoto zoom lens of course!)

Come to Skopelos, if you like to photograph nature. You’ll find it’s the perfect place to experience your photography in full colour.

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